Enhancement of Login & Register Design, User Views, and Terms & Conditions Layout
The current design of the login and register pages, as well as user views such as the home page, cars for sale, and user profile, lacks consistency and visual appeal. Error states on the login and register pages are not clearly distinguished with color changes, and the design for pages like "Do you want to become a seller?" and terms and conditions needs to be implemented. This issue affects user experience and overall design coherence.
Detailed Description
What is the issue?
The current design of the login and register pages needs improvement, especially in handling error states (e.g., changing colors when errors occur). Additionally, the user views such as the home page, cars for sale, and user profile need a consistent and aesthetically appealing design.
When does it occur?
This issue arises during user interaction with the login and register pages, and in user views where certain design elements are inconsistent or not fully implemented.
What part of the system does it affect?
It affects the front-end design of the login and register pages, home page, cars for sale view, user profile, and the "Do you want to become a seller?" page, as well as the terms and conditions page.
What is the expected behavior?
The design should have consistent color schemes, error messages should be visually distinct (changing colors, etc.), and user views should provide an intuitive and visually appealing experience. The terms and conditions page and the seller registration page should be clear and well-organized.
What is the actual behavior?
Current error states lack visual distinction, and some user views are either underdeveloped or inconsistent with the overall platform design.
Steps to Reproduce
Navigate to the login or register page.
Enter incorrect data to trigger error states (e.g., invalid email format, empty fields).
Go to the home page, cars for sale, user profile, and check for design inconsistencies.
Visit the terms and conditions and "Do you want to become a seller?" pages to evaluate design coherence.
Possible Solution
Implement a color change for error messages on the login and register pages (e.g., red for errors, green for success).
Redesign the user views (home, cars for sale, profile) for consistency with the platform’s branding.
Update the terms and conditions and "Do you want to become a seller?" views with a clear, readable layout that aligns with the overall platform’s design principles.
Enhancement of Login & Register Design, User Views, and Terms & Conditions Layout
The current design of the login and register pages, as well as user views such as the home page, cars for sale, and user profile, lacks consistency and visual appeal. Error states on the login and register pages are not clearly distinguished with color changes, and the design for pages like "Do you want to become a seller?" and terms and conditions needs to be implemented. This issue affects user experience and overall design coherence.
Detailed Description
What is the issue? The current design of the login and register pages needs improvement, especially in handling error states (e.g., changing colors when errors occur). Additionally, the user views such as the home page, cars for sale, and user profile need a consistent and aesthetically appealing design.
When does it occur? This issue arises during user interaction with the login and register pages, and in user views where certain design elements are inconsistent or not fully implemented.
What part of the system does it affect? It affects the front-end design of the login and register pages, home page, cars for sale view, user profile, and the "Do you want to become a seller?" page, as well as the terms and conditions page.
What is the expected behavior? The design should have consistent color schemes, error messages should be visually distinct (changing colors, etc.), and user views should provide an intuitive and visually appealing experience. The terms and conditions page and the seller registration page should be clear and well-organized.
What is the actual behavior? Current error states lack visual distinction, and some user views are either underdeveloped or inconsistent with the overall platform design.
Steps to Reproduce
Possible Solution